Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 251
... Honourable " Members . - That in this manner 294 of 66 ' your Honourable Members are chosen , " which , being a decided Majority of the " entire House of Commons , are enabled " to decide all Questions in the name of " the whole People ...
... Honourable " Members . - That in this manner 294 of 66 ' your Honourable Members are chosen , " which , being a decided Majority of the " entire House of Commons , are enabled " to decide all Questions in the name of " the whole People ...
Page 589
... Honourable Lord Cochrane , for " his support of Sir Francis Burdett , dur- " tation of the People . ing the present arduous struggle . " To the Honourable the Commons of the " United Kingdom of Great Britain and " Ireland in Parliament ...
... Honourable Lord Cochrane , for " his support of Sir Francis Burdett , dur- " tation of the People . ing the present arduous struggle . " To the Honourable the Commons of the " United Kingdom of Great Britain and " Ireland in Parliament ...
Page 787
... honourable conduct as Chief Magistrate , and his constitutional endeavours to pre- serve the peace of the City without the aid of the military . 15. Resolved unanimously , That the thanks of this Hall be given to the She- rifls , for ...
... honourable conduct as Chief Magistrate , and his constitutional endeavours to pre- serve the peace of the City without the aid of the military . 15. Resolved unanimously , That the thanks of this Hall be given to the She- rifls , for ...
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